KARL STORZ acquired T1V's medical business, including the CollaboratOR portfolio of surgical visualization solutions. A team of ten T1V employees will transition to KARL STORZ, and the business will be fully integrated over 12 months.

Mtron received a multi-year agreement valued at over $12 million from a top supplier to the avionics and aerospace industries for over 45 different products including RF filters and oscillators. Production will continue through mid-2028.

Komatsu broke ground on a new 215,000-square-foot mining facility in Mesa, Arizona, representing an $80 million investment. The facility is expected to be completed in summer 2026 and will create up to 100 new jobs.

Greensboro-based Tencarva Machinery, backed by Bessemer Investors, acquired Atlantic Valve & Equipment, a Richmond, Virginia valve representative for municipal and industrial water markets. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Chicago private equity firm May River Capital acquired the Global Pump Solutions business of CECO Environmental, including the Dean, Fybroc and Sethco pump brands. They will operate under a new portfolio company, Tusk Industrial, with sites in Telford, Pennsylvania and Indianapolis, Indiana.

Lift Technologies (Lift-Tek) is expanding its facility in Westminster, South Carolina, with a $20 million investment adding 110,000 square feet. The expansion will create 41 new jobs and is expected to be online in January 2027.

The E-J Group has acquired EC Electric, a full-service electrical contractor headquartered in Portland, Oregon, to expand its presence on the West Coast, particularly in data centers and chip plants.

Boston Scientific plans to add 52,000 square feet of manufacturing and office space to its Maple Grove campus, a $102 million project expected to create 440 new jobs. Construction is expected to begin in April 2025 and be complete by end of 2026.

OmegaX, Inc. has acquired GWI, Inc., an 80-year chemical and material science company headquartered in Arvada, Colorado, from a group of selling shareholders led by Po-Yu Chuang.

AIDA-America, a leader in mechanical and servo press systems, has acquired HMS Products Co., an industry leader in press automation. HMS will continue to operate from its Troy, Michigan headquarters.

BRP Inc. and Bryton Marine Group have entered into a definitive agreement for Bryton Marine Group to acquire Alumacraft assets in St. Peter, Minnesota. The transaction follows BRP's decision to sell its Marine businesses.

Clearway Energy Group announced a 335-megawatt turbine supply agreement with Vestas to repower the Mount Storm Wind project in Grant County, West Virginia. The agreement includes 78 new V117-4.3 MW turbines and nacelles made in Brighton, Colorado.

Cerebras Systems and Ranovus have been awarded a $45 million contract from the U.S. military to speed up connections between computing chips.

ICOP has completed the acquisition of 100% of Atlantic GeoConstruction Holdings (AGH), a US company specializing in advanced geotechnical solutions. The acquisition was financed through ICOP's own resources and bank loans, and marks ICOP's entry into the US market.

The Sustainable Investing team at Goldman Sachs Alternatives has completed the acquisition of Atlas-SSI Holdings, a North American supplier of water management equipment. The transaction positions Atlas-SSI to expand in the water sector.

SHL Medical has inaugurated a new 360,000 ft² manufacturing facility in North Charleston, South Carolina, representing a $220 million investment. The facility will manufacture autoinjectors and has created over 300 local jobs.

Schneider Electric announced a $700 million investment in its U.S. operations through 2027, including facility modernizations, expansions, and new facilities in multiple locations. The investment will create over 1,000 jobs.

Heidelberg Materials North America completed the acquisition of Giant Cement Holding Inc. and its subsidiaries, including a cement plant in Harleyville, South Carolina, distribution terminals, and an alternative fuel recycling business.

Heidelberg Materials US, Inc. completed the acquisition of Giant Cement Holding Inc. from Corporación Uniland, S.A., Trituradora Y Procesadora De Materiales Santa Anita S.A and Fortaleza Materiales, S.A.P.I. de C.V. for approximately $600 million on April 1, 2025.

Olympic Steel opened a new facility in Houston to expand its Action Stainless operations and enhance fabrication capabilities.

The Port of Houston ordered 16 hybrid Konecranes RTGs and retrofits for 8 existing RTGs. The deal was booked in Q1 2025, with delivery scheduled for H1 2026.

France-based DEMGY Group acquired Tacoma-based Tool Gauge, a manufacturer of plastic and metal aircraft interior parts, on March 31, 2025. Tool Gauge will be renamed DEMGY Pacific.

The PDI Group, through its newly formed acquisition affiliate Colinear Aerospace, acquired the assets of Colinear Machine Design & Holdings, a manufacturer of flight critical components for military and commercial aircraft. The deal closed on March 31, 2025.

Deckorators has announced plans for a new production facility in Lackawanna, New York, costing around $77 million. The facility will span 30 acres with 240,000 square feet of manufacturing space, initially doubling capacity for Shurestone technology, and is scheduled to open in Q4 2025, creating about 50 jobs in 2026.

Charter Next Generation (CNG) will expand operations at its Lexington campus and add capacity in Ontario, Ohio, investing more than $106 million. The project includes a 157,000-square-foot expansion with 12 new film packaging lines in Lexington and four new extrusion lines in Ontario, creating 125 new jobs.

AmpliTech Group announced receipt of an initial purchase order valued at nearly $1M from a prominent 5G ORAN player, as part of a previously announced US$78M LOI. The order is scheduled for delivery within FY2025.

Aurelius Private Equity Mid-Market Buyout will acquire Teijin Automotive Technologies North America (TAT-NA), an advanced composite technologies business, from its parent company Teijin. TAT-NA generates annual revenues exceeding $1 billion and employs around 4,500 people.

Pacific Coast Producers invested in new TOMRA 5A and TOMRA 5B sorting machines to support canned fruit operations at its Oroville, California plant.

Aerospace Composites Solutions (ACS) completed its relocation to a new 150,000-square-foot facility in Morgantown, Kentucky, representing an $18 million investment. The facility will create 72 new full-time jobs and more than quadruple manufacturing capacity.

ArcelorMittal will invest $1.2 billion to build an advanced steel manufacturing facility in Mobile County, Alabama, producing up to 150,000 metric tons annually of non-grain-oriented electrical steel (NOES). Construction begins in late 2025, with production expected in 2027, creating over 200 permanent jobs and up to 1,300 construction jobs.

Mechanical Group acquired Covenant Mechanical Services, a Las Vegas-based commercial HVAC-R company, on March 31, 2025.

St. Louis, Missouri-based Novvia, a rigid container and life sciences packaging distributor backed by Kelso, has acquired packaging firm Garrett Hewitt International.

NEO Alabama is planning an expansion at its Decatur plant for EDT texturing of mill rolls for the steel industry. The capital investment is expected to create eight new jobs.

Wolverine Industries is preparing a $20.4 million expansion at its aluminum extrusion plant in Decatur, Alabama, adding an integrated aluminum manufacturing facility and fabrication equipment. The project is expected to create 26 jobs and be completed by December 2025.

ABB Installation Products completed a $40 million expansion of its Albuquerque facility, adding 90,000 square feet and doubling production capacity, with an additional $15 million investment. The expansion will create 150 new jobs.

Epic Medical, a Singapore-based company, will build a $25 million medical equipment manufacturing facility in Pekin, Illinois, creating about 100 jobs. The facility is expected to be operational by the end of 2026.

Fuyao Glass Industry Group announced a $400 million investment to add a new production line at its float glass plant in Decatur, Illinois, to meet growing demand for high-quality float glass.

GE Vernova secured an order to supply aeroderivative gas turbines for Springfield City Utilities' new McCartney Generating Station in Missouri, expected to start operations in 2027.

GE Vernova secured an order from City Utilities of Springfield, Missouri, to supply three LM6000VELOX aeroderivative gas turbine packages for the McCartney Generating Station, adding 150 MW of capacity. The plant is expected to start operations in 2027.

GEI Works, a Palm Bay-based manufacturer of water pollution prevention products, announced plans to invest $20 million over three years to expand its low-impact manufacturing facility in Brevard County, Florida.

Espey Mfg. & Electronics Corp. received $3.4 million in funding from the U.S. Navy for capital equipment and facility upgrades at its Saratoga Springs, NY facility. Project completion is expected in 2026.

Columbus McKinnon Corporation announced plans to acquire Kito Crosby Limited for $2.7 billion in an all-cash deal. The acquisition is expected to close later in 2025, subject to regulatory approvals.

Hyundai Motor Group officially opened its Metaplant America (HMGMA) in Ellabell, Georgia, with an initial production capacity of 300,000 electric vehicles annually, to be expanded to 500,000 units.

Schneider Electric will expand its Columbia, Missouri plant to increase production of molded case circuit breakers and air circuit breakers, as part of a nationwide $700 million investment that will create over 1,000 jobs.

Press Room Equipment announced a $6.5 million expansion in Springfield, Missouri, relocating to a new 32,000-square-foot facility and creating 10 new jobs.

USA Rare Earth completed its business combination with Inflection Point Acquisition Corp. II, raising nearly $50 million from IPXX affiliates and other investors. The company is building a rare earth magnet facility in Stillwater, Oklahoma.

Vantis Vascular and Lovell Government Services announced an agreement to provide the CrossFAST Integrated Microcatheter Advanced Delivery System to VA hospitals and DoD medical centers nationwide.

Resonetics announced an investment to expand nitinol tubing production capacity and capability at its Bethel, CT facility, more than doubling floor space and adding equipment. The premium nitinol tubing initiative is expected to be commercial-ready in 2026.

Siemens has invested USD 650 million in new plants and factory expansions in the United States over the past few years, including its electrical products manufacturing hub in Grand Prairie, Texas, which employs over 1,000 people and manufactures power distribution equipment.

Cadence has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Secure-IC, a provider of embedded security IP platforms. The acquisition will augment Cadence's IP portfolio with embedded security IP, solutions, evaluation tools and services.